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By  Mike Melton
Date: January 7th, 2006                  

Linden stormed out to an 18-0 lead in the first quarter and never looked back as they ran through Plainfield 64-38 in the North Jersey Group 4 Sectional Final at Elizabeth High School.







 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Darryl Lampley led the Tigers with 15 points including 3 treys and Charles Miller added 14 points and 17 boards in the win. Anthony Nelson finished with 14 points for the Cardinals in the loss.

Spotlight Players

Charles Miller 65 Sr. Forward (Linden)- Miller converted multiple put backs and hit the boards like a mad man. He had a major presence inside and was a huge obstacle for the Plainfield guards that penetrated. His play must stay at this level for the Tigers to bring the state crown home.

Darryl Lampley 59 Jr. Guard (Linden)- Lampley caught fire off the bench when Desmond Wade was strapped with foul trouble. He torched Plainfield from the perimeter and always seemed to cap off a rally with a big shot. He came up big tonight at the Dunn.

Muhammed Wilkerson 65 Jr. Forward (Linden)- Wilkerson used his wide frame to clog up the middle and disrupt the Plainfield flow. He ran the floor well for a big man and showed some versatility during the contest. Hes a big body that should come into his own by next season.

Anthony Nelson 62 Jr. Guard (Plainfield)- Nelson was on an island tonight. He was the only Plainfield player that came with some intensity. He attacked from the perimeter but couldnt find his m


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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